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Did you know that 'Emma' is not actually Emma Stone's real name? Crazy, right? Turns out when the Academy Award winner �� whose real name Emily Stone �� was 16, she was told by the Screen Actors Guild that she couldn't use her own name if she was going to be an actress. "Well, I was 16 when I found out at SAG I couldn't have my own name," Emma said to W magazine. "So to ask a 16-year-old to pick a new name is really an interesting process, because I was like, 'I'm going to be Riley. My name is going to be Riley Stone.' "And so my name was Riley Stone for about six months and I did a guest spot on Malcolm In The Middle and one day they were like, 'Riley, Riley,' and I had no idea who they were talking to and they were like, 'Hey, hey come on we need you on set.' And I was like, 'Oh I'm not Riley, I can't be Riley.'" Here she is in Malcolm In The Middle... She then tried out another option�� "I had the option of Emily J. Stone and it's kind of like Michael J. Fox, and I love Michael J. Fox, but I don't think I could pull off the J," she said. "So then I changed it to Emma because you know it's closer to Emily, but most people call me 'M,' that know me well." Not bad a bad system, M. Not bad at all.